The charity has seen an increase in referrals
A charity on the Isle of Man that helps those experiencing grief says it's seeing an increase in the number of people seeking its help.
Cruse Bereavement Support Isle of Man says it has a six-eight week wait for its services at the moment.
There are currently 49 people on the list.
On 21 July, the charity's hosting a 10k swim challenge to raise funds towards the work it does on the Island.
Mary Doyle is the Chief Executive Officer:
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